Higher Education Act Disclosures: Student Right to Know

School-Specific Disclosures: Graduate Programs in the Whiting School of Engineering and the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

The Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended in 2008, includes many student disclosures and reporting requirements by universities. These requirements include statistics and/or information on the following subjects:

1. Retention and graduation rates;
2. Financial assistance available to students and requirements and restrictions imposed on Title IV aid;
3. Crime statistics on campus;
4. Athletic program participation rates and financial support; and
5. Other institutional information including: the cost of attendance, accreditation and academic program data, facilities and services available to disabled students, and withdrawal and refund policies.

General Institutional Information

Institutional Information Contacts

• Whiting School of Engineering General Contacts
• Krieger School of Arts and Sciences General Contacts

Admissions Contacts

• Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Office of Graduate Admissions and Enrollment
• Whiting School of Engineering Office of Graduate Admissions

For help in obtaining financial aid information

• Office of Student Enrollment and Account Management

Academic Programs

• Programs of Study in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences
• Programs of Study in the Whiting School of Engineering

Instructional and Lab Facilities

• The Whiting School of Engineering and Krieger School of Arts and Sciences full-time graduate programs are housed on the Homewood Campus of Johns Hopkins University.

The Faculty

• WSE Faculty Directory
• KSAS Faculty Directory

Student Code of Conduct

• JHU Student Conduct Code

Services/Facilities Available to Students with Disabilities

• JHU Office of Institutional Equity, Disability Services
• Office of Student Disability Services, Homewood

Cost of Attendance

• Cost of Attendance

Textbook Information

• Barnes and Noble Johns Hopkins

Transfer Credit Policy

• Whiting School of Engineering Master’s Course Transfer Policy
• The Krieger School of Arts and Sciences does not have an division-wide transfer credit policy for its graduate programs. Decisions are made by each department/program on a case by case basis. Applicants and current students are encouraged to contact the program directly for more information and individual guidance.

Withdrawal Procedure

• Course withdrawal information
• Program withdrawal information

Tuition Refund Policy

• The Student Accounts Office has information regarding tuition refunds.

Study Abroad Program Information

• N/A: the Whiting and Krieger Schools have faculty and students conducting research around the globe. As a graduate school, these are not, however, traditional study abroad programs. Research opportunities are arranged by individual academic departments.

Written Arrangements: NA

Student Financial Assistance Information

• Student Financial Aid Programs, Eligibility, and Loan Information
• Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards for Full-Time Graduate Students
• Office of Financial Aid-SAP for Fulltime Graduate Students

Using Financial Aid to Purchase Textbooks

Your estimated costs include an amount for books. If you have completed a FAFSA and any other required documents, the loan will be credited to your account. The loan proceeds will first be applied to any tuition charges on your bill.

If you have a credit balance remaining after tuition is covered, you will automatically receive a refund and can use the money to buy books. Be sure to enroll in eRefunds from our partner Flywire to get your refund faster. Visit SEAM FAQs for more information.

Code of Conduct

• Johns Hopkins University Financial Aid Code of Conduct and Policy on Education Loans

Health and Safety Information

Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program

• JHU Worklife Drug-Free Work Environment

Vaccination Policy

• Health and Immunization Compliance

Student Outcomes

There are no retention data, completion or graduation rate data, or data on completion rates for athletes receiving aid because this only applied to undergraduate students or schools with athletic aid.

Placement Rates

• Johns Hopkins University Life Design Lab

Other Information

These programs do not have an intercollegiate Athletic Program or a need for a Teacher Preparation Program Report

If you have any questions, please contact Christine Kavanagh.